The Lucknow Sentinel, 1994-09-21, Page 2Page •2 - t.uekuow Sentinel. Wednesday. SepteuiberI, 1994
Fielder. resigns from Kinloss council
Kinloss Township council will be
one member short until the fall
election. Councillor Clifford Fielder
tendered his resignation at the Sept.
6 meeting, due to' his being
relocated by 'his employer.
Mark Becker, clerk -treasurer, said
it is not mandatory that the vacancy
be filled due to the closeness of the
municipal election.
New fees
If you have an old fridge, freezer
or air conditioner containing freon,
it is going to cost you 525 to
deposit it at the Kinloss landfill site.
The cost is payable upon delivery.
Becker said new legislation by the
provincial 'government, effective
January 1995, necessitated the
move. Scrap dealers will no longer
he able to remove units containing
Freon, and it will be the respon-
siblity of the municipality to have
the freon removed.
Tax certificates and zoning
compliance letter fees will increase
to S20 from $ 10.
9-1-1
Councillhas given its support to
el
moving ahead with the 9-1-1- civic
addressing in Bruce County. Coun-
cil clarified at the Sept. 6 meeting
that reservations were based on
unanswered questions • related to
costs, administration (one tier or
more) and concerns around future
costs. -
Road work .
The municipality will apply for
infrastructure funding to do some
paving and construction work.
Areas affected are 11/4 miles of
Range 3 SDR west - $60,000 for
paving; '.James and Ella streets,
Kinlough - $15,00(1 for paving; and
551,221 for part of construction on
the sixth east. All applications arc
subject W government approval.,
Because one road is located along
Councillor Wolfe's property, he
declared a conflict of interest and
did not vote on.the above motion.
Rezoning needed
John Payne of Sault Ste. Marie
outlined tentative plans he has to
open a millwright shop if he pur-
chases land in the municipality.
Payne was seeking permission prior
to purchasing.
Becker informed council that a
letter from the county planner ad-
vised that, to conform, a rezoning
amendment would have to be ap-.
plied for and possibly an official
plan amendment obtained.
Countil supported the planner's
opinion and informed Payne that he
will have to make application for
the rezoning if .he wishes to
proceed.
Miscellaneous.
The assessment on property of
Henry Van Hesch was reduced due
tothe removal of a mobile unit.
Subject to the building inspector's
approval, applications for permits
were accepted from Renold Stanley,
Fishcrmans Cove, Gloria Symes,
Albert Colwell, Noah Brubacher
and Paul Maelntyre.
One hundred trees will be ordered
from Maitland Valley. Conservation
for roadside planting in 1995.
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Cost of meals on wheels
increases slightly
by Pat Livingston •
Higher expenses has.. forced a
slight increase in the cost of Meals
on Wheels. Ruth Thompson,
spokesperson for the Lucknow
group, says the cost of food, con-
tainers, membership in the Ontario
Community Support' Association
and part time student wages for
kitchen help contributed to the 500
increase.
Effective Oct 1, the cost of
having a supper time meal delivered
will be $4. Although the cost is up,
the well-balanced meal is still a
great bargain as it includes
generous portions of meat, potatoes,
vegetables, bread and butter, along
with dessert. The hot meals are
delivered around 5 p.m. Monday to
Friday.
Bernice Johnstone, another Meals
Wheels volunteer,. says, "Most
people think of Meals on Wheels as
a program for the older citizen. But
it can be a great terf►porary help for
a new mother coming home from
the hospital, for any other person
returning from.a stay in the hospital
or someone who is ill at home."
Miss Thompson said over 40
volunteers are involved in the local
Meals on Wheels program which is
a non-profit group. More drivers are•
needed to help deliver the meals. If
you can give 30 to 45 minutes of
vnur time daily on a rotating basis,
not get involved.
ror more . information on
receiving the meals, call Ruth
Thompson, Bernice Johnstone,
Mary Boyle or the kitchen staff at
Pinecrest Nursing Home where the
meals are prepared. Volunteers can
call any of the ladies listed.
jobsOntario training
extended until 1996
• jobsOntario training, the. provin-
cial government's job creation and
training program has been extended
to Mar. 31, 1996. Paul Klopp, MPP
Huron, says he's "convinced its
working."
Klopp was in the arca last Friday
on a campaign :to recruit new
employers to the program this fall.
• The program has been particularly
successful in Huron County. In the
Sentinel's readership . area 87
employers have participated in the
program, with the placement of 1.80
employees. County wide, 594 jobs
were created with funds totalling.
$2.7 million.
Art Helm, of Helm Welding, is
one of those employers. He speaks
highly of the program, saying one
thing he liked 'about it was the
business owner didn't have to do a
lot of work to be involved in the
program. Klopp spoke highly of the •
Huron County team responsible for
the administration of the program.
jobsOntario . training pays the
training costs of employers who
hire workers who have been
receiving social assistance or whose
unemployment insurance benefits
have been exhausted. ..
Art Helm, of Helm Welding In Lucknow, talks with Huron MPP
Paul Klopp who was touring the area last week recruiting new
employers to the jobsOntario training program that has been
extended to March 1996. Helm is already training several
employees under the program. (Pat Livingston photo)
Must have
agreement
• from page 1
In response to A.J. Sherwood's
question about having some work
done on . the unopened ,road al-
lowance between Lots 18 and 19,.
Conc. 3, council advised that . to
have the road work performed an
agreement would • have , t� be
reached between himself and the
township:
Reeve Bob Hallam will act as the
township's representative at a
meeting on Sept. 28 when other
municipal representatives/emergen-
cy personnel and telephone com-
panies meeting to discuss municipal
' addressing and 9-1'-1.
Worked night
and day
• from page 1
Neville said investigators
"worked night and day with no
•days off" adding that an investi-
gation "becomes very intense"
when there is a suspect vehicle.
He said he was pleased with -
the investigation and that solving
the crime "puts everybody's
mind at ease in the community
that there is no killer running
loose."
The police investigation con-
tinues.
substantial - aid in the
investigation."